1
Renewing Workplaces / Organizations MAKIKO TANIGUCHI, Curator Palo Alto Research Center In organizational and workplace related work, ethnographic praxis has been used as a tool to identify opportunities for enhancing and improving work practices. As the world changes, many organizations are faced with a need to renew and innovate their organizational visions and work practices by tapping into unknown and unfamiliar territories. Under this new climate, ethnographers are increasingly asked to play the role of change agent and unlock the potential of organizations. Such undertakings present practitioners with challenges that lead us to question how we engage in our ethnographic praxis to renew complex organizations under the new paradigm.

Renewing Workplaces / Organizations

  • Upload
    makiko

  • View
    215

  • Download
    0

Embed Size (px)

Citation preview

Page 1: Renewing Workplaces / Organizations

Renewing Workplaces / Organizations MAKIKO TANIGUCHI, Curator Palo Alto Research Center

In organizational and workplace related work, ethnographic praxis has been used as a tool to identify opportunities for enhancing and improving work practices. As the world changes, many organizations are faced with a need to renew and innovate their organizational visions and work practices by tapping into unknown and unfamiliar territories. Under this new climate, ethnographers are increasingly asked to play the role of change agent and unlock the potential of organizations. Such undertakings present practitioners with challenges that lead us to question how we engage in our ethnographic praxis to renew complex organizations under the new paradigm.